18 Sep
2006
18 Sep
'06
10:59 p.m.
> > Does anyone know what sort of interface the
AT&T 3b2 uses for its mouse?
> > I found one which is missing its mouse.
Sorry. I meant the 3b1 (aka Unix PC)
I think it was a logitech two button rectangular wedge shaped mouse
used by lots of vendors. They came in both serial and parallel, I
think the AT&T one was serial. It has been a long time. Both had a D 9
pin connector.
A picture search on google "3b1" brought up a poor picture of the
mouse with one. Hard to see what it actuually is.
I had several 3B1s go through my hands in the early 1990s.
18 Sep
18 Sep
11:28 p.m.
On Mon, 18 Sep 2006, Paxton Hoag wrote:
Logitech sounds right. Here's a good picture clearly showing a 3-button
mouse:
http://www.ajwm.net/amayer/papers/unixpc.html
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> > Does
anyone know what sort of interface the AT&T 3b2 uses for its mouse?
> > I found one which is missing its mouse.
Sorry. I meant the 3b1 (aka Unix PC)
I think it was a logitech two button rectangular wedge shaped mouse
used by lots of vendors. They came in both serial and parallel, I
think the AT&T one was serial. It has been a long time. Both had a D 9
pin connector.
A picture search on google "3b1" brought up a poor picture of the
mouse with one. Hard to see what it actuually is.
I had several 3B1s go through my hands in the early 1990s. 
19 Sep
19 Sep
7:11 a.m.
On Sep 19, 2006, at 1:59 AM, Paxton Hoag wrote:
I think you're correct that it's a Logitech, but I'm not positive.
What I am positive about, though, is that the 3B1 uses a 3-button
mouse. If memory serves its connector resembles a modular one but with
a slightly more elaborate locking mechanism.
Sorry. I meant
the 3b1 (aka Unix PC)
I think it was a logitech two button rectangular wedge shaped mouse
used by lots of vendors. They came in both serial and parallel, I
think the AT&T one was serial. It has been a long time. Both had a D 9
pin connector. I had several 3B1s go through my hands in the early
1990s.
Very cool. I sold and serviced them in an after-school job in 9th
grade. I spent every spare moment bouncing between the 3B1 (actually a
7300...nearly identical) and the DEC Pro350 we had in the store.
-Dave
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